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CODE Magazine - 2013 Sep/Oct

CODE Magazine - 2013 Sep/Oct

Oren Eini
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The Sept/Oct issue of CODE Magazine will examine the old and the new in the world of data storage. Document database heavyweights Mongo and Raven make their presence known. OLTP stalwart SQL Server makes an appearance in another Bakers Dozen from Kevin Goff. We also continue our coverage of technologies relevant to today's developers including: CODE Framework, JavaScript and others.

Table of Contents:
*) Codes of Conduct
*) Distributed Cache in SharePoint 2013
*) Listing Processes Running on a Computer
*) CODE Framework: WPF Standard Themes
*) To MongoDB, or Not to MongoDB
*) The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Examples Using XMLA to Update Analytic Databases
*) The Simplest Thing Possible: Better JavaScript with the Module Pattern
*) What’s New in RavenDB 2.5
*) Asynchronous Composition with the Reactive Extensions
*) Getting to Know the Identity of .NET 4.5
*) Managed Coder: On Conferences
Language
English
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
EPS Software Corp./ CODE Magazine
Release
August 06, 2013

CODE Magazine - 2013 Sep/Oct

Oren Eini
3/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
The Sept/Oct issue of CODE Magazine will examine the old and the new in the world of data storage. Document database heavyweights Mongo and Raven make their presence known. OLTP stalwart SQL Server makes an appearance in another Bakers Dozen from Kevin Goff. We also continue our coverage of technologies relevant to today's developers including: CODE Framework, JavaScript and others.

Table of Contents:
*) Codes of Conduct
*) Distributed Cache in SharePoint 2013
*) Listing Processes Running on a Computer
*) CODE Framework: WPF Standard Themes
*) To MongoDB, or Not to MongoDB
*) The Baker’s Dozen: 13 Examples Using XMLA to Update Analytic Databases
*) The Simplest Thing Possible: Better JavaScript with the Module Pattern
*) What’s New in RavenDB 2.5
*) Asynchronous Composition with the Reactive Extensions
*) Getting to Know the Identity of .NET 4.5
*) Managed Coder: On Conferences
Language
English
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
EPS Software Corp./ CODE Magazine
Release
August 06, 2013

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